OpenAI, Google Join Dozens of Tech Companies to Call for ...
The letter says AI labs should share top models with defenders and warns that AI-enabled attacks will grow more widespread and sophisticated.
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More than a thousand companies sign this manifesto that advocates facilitating access to AI against the expected hack boost. More information: Anthropic warns about its AI: confirms that Claude hacked three companies during cybersecurity tests
Major global companies, including OpenAI, Antropic, Google, and Microsoft (MS), have called for a joint response, warning that cyber attacks utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly becoming more sophisticated. An open letter released on the 27th (local time), primarily by U.S. firms, was signed by approximately 120 companies in the technology, security, and finance sectors. In the AI and data center fields, OpenAI, Antropic, Google, M…
OpenAI, Google join dozens of tech companies to call for ...
OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and over one hundred other companies have published an open letter calling for a "global response" to AI cyberattacks. This collective cry for help follows a summer marked by several AI systems moving beyond their testing frameworks to launch offensives. The signatories are demanding strong measures from governments and AI companies.
Leading AI laboratories as well as more than 100 organisations warn in an open letter of an early increase in AI-based cyberattacks.
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